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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-24
AUOUT PEOPLE.

Strangers In the City md wheniIng Fo,la
Abroad.
Joseph Emshinor, tho insurance man,
Is in Cincinnati.
Prof. r, a. Armstrong, OF Weat Liberty,
was in town Saturday. a 5...i
Mrs. n. 3. Reed, of tho Island, Ia visit.
ing her BON at Parkeraburg.
Col. w. H. Gront, tho we'll known G.,
L. & W. official, wan q. the Mcclure yes.
terday. @
Meesrs. L. A. Peck and J. NJ. Swartz,
two leading citizens Of CIarkaburg, are OF
the Stamm House.
Miss Lizzie Crawford, Of Cameron, is
visiting her cousin, Miss Lucy Robinson,
in the East End. 7gsss 49,
John @. Shea, prominent attorney OF
Omaha, formerly Of West Wheeling, is in
the city on bus!uees,
The Misses Cumming, OF Chap!ins street,
left on Saturday Tor Cleveland to Wei. Mr..
and Mrs. George Laughlin.
Mrs. Louisa busch and daughter, Miss
Emms, who is in poor health, left on THUR.
day to ba gone for the wintsr, and will re-.
main in Florida most OF the time.
Among tho West Virsinisna registered
ct Che Mcclure are G. NJ. Taught and G..
A. Hichle, Of Psskersburg, aud George
Wines and R. Alexander, ofVolcano.
William s. Edwards, Esq, prominent
attorney OF Oharleaton and we'll known
through the State, arrived In the city last
evening and registered at the Mcclure
house. 49,.
Among tho West Virginians who reg
iste,ed Of the Mcclure yesterday were r.
s. Hollis and John II. Cameo, Of Rowlcs-
burg, L. Burkhatter, Of Keyssr, and a. Q.
Haly, Of Irondale Furnace. ..5s5,5, i
Capt. J. T.aLegse, the now superin-
tendent Of the Western Division OF the
BALTIMORE & Ohio main line, and w. B.
Williams, another Baltimore & Ohio
official, came in from Grafton last evening
and took roomn at the Mcclure. :
Mrs. Allen, the widow Of the late Dr.
3. W. Alien, and sister Of Judge George
LETTERS, died yeuteraay morning at tho res.
idence Of her sister, Mrs. !. 4. Merriman,
alter en- illness OF only a lew days. Her
death will oHnso sincere regret in q wide
circle OF tr1endt. s.$5 81,
Col. Henry B. Hubbard was Ia the city
last evening receiving congratulations OF
the arrival OF his ssventy.frat birthday,
which was yesterday. Che Colonel looks
as we'll, il not better, than several years
ago, and bis friends sincerely hops that he
will BIS as hale Oh big eighty.frs! birthday
as now. g ~. E..
. . L. J. . 100 3
Nine. Kate Rolla, upon her arrival in
London whence she went direct from
Liverpool, wsa met by Col. Mapleson, who
made her q lucrative offer to join his com.
pany, which abe did, and at laat accounts
Nine. Rolla was in Dublin, where she wss
to make her dsbut in Carmen" on Oeto-
Der 10. Hank, Delpusnto and other
noted singers arc members Of this COM
pany. 81 Z; |i,ts
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AFTER A POST OFFICE.
THE wELlsnUno POLITICIANS
Interview Mr.. Kenna Coucsrnipg tho APP.
Z pointment of tho late Dir. MAYORS suc.
cossor..A Sunday Drive and tho Good
Time ti,nt was AIade..some Gossip.

Messrs. John @. Palmer, ". II. TAR
and William 0akes, three prominent Dem.
ocra!ic politicians Of Wellaburg, arrived
in this city ycoterdsy morning In q car.
rlage. Tho driver stated that he had
driven 10 Wheeling at q very rapid rate,
his passengers having expressed great
anxiety to reach here bsloro noon, as they
"wanted to SEQ some ono on worry import.
ont business." The fact that theie gen.
tlemen should hnvo auch very pressing
businels with any one in Wheeling on
Sunday, naturally aroused the cu'ioslty Of
an INrXLLIuENCRI reporter, who hoard
the liveryman make tho above incau.iouf
abatement. A little investigation dcvel.
opsd the fact that tho important bpsl'
mesa" was with Senator John L. kenna
that they were clossted with him at his
room In the McLuro HOUSE for come time
that they had met him by appointment
and that tho very important buslness'
related to the lively contest nov
going on over Wcllsburgs vacsn.
poe.msste,ahip. There are saven OF
eight candidates Tor the place, and the
three gentlemen named were here to on.
list Senator Kenna's kind Offices In behalf
Lone OF the candidates. Whether thell
mission WAC successful or not remains ia
be seen. 1t 10 thought however, that the
Senator was rather non.Committal, as the
vlsitor's faces betrayed atgns Of diaappo!nt
ment when thoy came from the room. In
terested parties in Wel!sburg will doubt
lers be surprised when they rssd thil
mornings INTELLiG gScGR, for the thse;
gentlemen did not desire that the nature
Of thsir buainesl here ehould DO known o
homo, and took every precsution to keel
| 1t quiet. 1t Is undersiood thst Messrs
Palmer, Tarr and Cakes favor the candi
dacy OF Mr.. T. 2. Nuzum, late Of Wheeling
for Postmaster, and, II he is the succetaiu
man, 1t msy doubtless be attributed to thl
fact tina. his friends stole Sunday marcel
on the o.here.
The general impression is, however
that Mics Lucy Abrams, niece Of thl
Lutte postmaster, Mr.. Nsylor, and a cleri
Lin the office under bis standardization, vii
be the succeaaiul applicant. Mr.. Nsylor'
sureties gave tho office into her chsrg
until tho matter was settled. n
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MARTINS FERRY.
A lad Thoroushfare-Thel Need OF Paved
f,tiff9h. --7fF strests. Etc. Eflt5 n

\ IT"T-I-1 l7TT-TT| strn.i.. EtcT TNTtlI p"
oeot'' -se'
Charley Osier, OF Bar,,esyilc, spent yesterday In
the city. : = \ ~ ~. J'7f5l 80 5Gg'' \
2 George webcr's new tvo.story residence Is nearly
completed, 7sTIfl' h u II i gTl7 ~ 81
Thc nnctava ri,h,p, fy,rh r,,, uivc q vr,,d hal,
an nv o.,h ~, ~ asrn,ta liz, k'""e va.
VI. 'ue ~" 'use ~ H""!o h"t''
For tso latest tall aud winter styles IN good ".
ting clothes 20 10 r. Run, merchant tailor secoad
street. Ss ltt'f
yesterday With her parents here Mi, and Mrs
UsoIge ucrnirg. 6 ia = 5Iisll lll5.asl
Tn. pen,s, vo'd nj, ana ,ho ,sd,os, oo,a ri,u n
ara wall wntti d.ncjnp a. lsn'AS eiuo o"'
81 ,,, w. IN ,.- esub ~, -,,el,,1
inc BIG FOUR arc b!iled ior thls evening AZ
Liiayete tbeatfe. NJ. Reese Futbay's manage.
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Slight Gas osion-Porsonals-Firo In
Iiiits--itAilrond Work. (lRi{s.
TT. Spence has opened meat shop on Belmont
street. b Re- RI. ~; ~ "a r 3'gl ~ 7 y
There was slight explosion OF natural gas at one
Of tho nail WORKS heating furnaces saturday. "a RI
Every pupil Of the High school-thcse arc l53-is
native Of the United States aud most Of thcm OF
Ohio. aT15i l'Ggs5 .7T7IIII ms, -FTT'ii
The largo tlmbers for tho roof Of the now presby.
tertau church are bslug put up and tho brick work
Is done. s.1f .-'I.l,I1 n, 4. ,..ss n 3
Hoover Ludwlg's new shop near Indian run Is
complete. 1t Is Immense and was used Friday
night for private ball. lS&Eg;;
Tho boom in pottery construction In Wheeling "a
other progressive men here. 4lfl % So z
9 Tho Willing Workers OF the Episcopal church
have elected ben Tyler president, Ben Ward vice.
president, and Laura dickens treasurer. sl.,t.
Some ground has been burned over, west Of
town, BY fires ttarted In the heaps OF dry leaves
]. II. Day has lost some fences and young trees. Il
the old IIelpbtinger mill. near Jacobsburg, died
Saturday mordlug. lie was the father Of Mis-. X.
". Fark, Of this city. s5A i4fsg !!.l7 d. n,
Themes g. uyat!is back at tho baltimore & Ohio
freight olilec. He takes tho place Of Cyrus II. strahl
who has gonc TO Washington City. s5rE "a =
When Union street was paved there were no
crossings made; but as The CROSSINGS made In paw
Ing Belmont rect have proved a good thing, tho
pavement on Union street Is being altered for sim.
liar CT osslrGs. u.s., (, Z, ,1l71'l
As the business OF The Bcllalre poStolce gets near
the volume required for Tree delivery, the need of
a system Of numbering houses and displaying tho
names OF tho streets ~ apparent Many do not
know the name Of their street and not one house
In ten could have letter delivered II Bclaire had
free delivery. u ,5- " :; q as /. ga
Railroad activity. although late In the year at
beginning. seems ready 10 make things boom this
fall. The Cleveianl & Pittsburgh have their new
round hose.alm done and already to begin new
water house They have r force OF men engaged
10 getting lumber ready for another bridge over
Indian run aud scveta! high iIcstlcs 10 reach the
nail works coke yard. The old lhoEs and the cat.
Tie yards arc 10 be leveled for new tracks, The
Cleveland Lorain & Wheeling has It's construction
trsln here again under James Reynolds working al
timber for It's track down town. 1t will pass west
OF the ,tryttal aud Union window glass houses,
eros the nail works grounds Oh tho run. cross to
Noble street on several lots that have been bought
near Thirty eight street and strike the Baltimore
Ohio switch. Negotiations arc in progress for a
depot site somewhere towards tho plating mill,
The Ohio. Valley railroad is rapidly filing ia ON.
bankucnt below town and fenciug Its right Of way
at the CrRngle farm. The street car track, too il
TO be rebuilt the rails ing laid In south Eellaire
a. lhe brick pavement Is laid. 1t will DO broad
gtAge, ..z- HHsH rFy..aF- =l- .t-,-
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The Cuban Giants, noted club Of col.
cred base ball players from the East ara
announced to arrive here from Cincinnati
this morning and play with tho Wheeling
club OF the Island park this afternoon.
The antics and coaching of this team
arc said ssto be simply u ridicu.
lous and alone worth the price Of admis.
sion. The club 10 a strong ono, having
defeated o 'msj ority o! the EASTERN clubs
with which 1t has played. They will play
bore to-day, then go to Pittsburgh and
play two games with the Pittsburghers
and 81 then return here for another game on
Thursday. nm 3'IE5 Z. 81 n
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CI,,,rrr,l with Felony,

U. S. Deputy Marshal shallcross and
officer Dunlap, Of the city police force,
residence. OF the cigar maker. +. JENNIE,
and arrested Mr.. Jenne's brother.in.law,
L. T. Hoot, ON United States warrant
charging him with felony. He was com.
mitted to jail to await q hearing before
U. S. Commissioner Forbes to.dsy. The
otlenae WIS in connection with tobacco
stamps. Hoot's iriendssay no is not men,
tally responsible. He owns farm on the
hills out in Ohio. N, =, ~ Z
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OPERA GLASSES.
Gho 1szsffAIfT](Ittrrea:,


Onlco. Nos. 2 0 aud ~ Fourteenth Street.
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ltSAnon y

This eysning at the Opera House earle.
toms Opera Company will present INA.
non." Reserved seats are on sale at
Banmer's music store. The Elm Grove
Hallway Company will run an extra
motor into the country after the perform.
ances. Tho Philadelphia Call says: Mr.,
Carleton may be, sincerely congratulated
tor haylng brought together an excellent
company, who gsse lost evening one Of
the best and sprightliest performances Of
comic opera ever aeon in this city,
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An attempt was made sometime be.
tween Saturday night and yesterday morn.
ing 10 effect an entrance in tho Main street
door Of @. Welty & Co.'s liquor store, Just
below Eleventh street. The burglars had
evidently tried in vain to p1y the door
open. The marks Of jimmy arc easily
aeen on the door. Then they tried to lit
tho grating leading into the cellar from
the pavement, but .bupglingly let 1t fall,
and 1t crashed down through and into a
window in the cellar, and the noise
frightened the would.be thieves away. 4
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I. State Board OF Health,

Governor Wilson has msdo the follow.
ing appointments f,r the State Board Of
Health: William II. Late, Of Harrison
county, 10 succeed himBelf for the unex.
piredterm beginning on the first day June
1856; TO. Richardson,oi Jefferson county,
for the unexpiTed term, beginning on the
frat dry Of June, 1885; Gabriel Melon
aid, OF Monroe county, for the unexpired
term beginning on tho first day Of June,
1885; W. P. Ewing, Of kRnawha county,
to auccaed +. Carr for the une9pired term
beginning on the first dsy OF June, 1856;
A. r, Barbes, Of Mason county, ior the
une1pired term beginning on the frat day
Of June, 1857. 4 Sd 81
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On October "a the Pittsburgh, Cincin.
natl & St. Louis Railway Company will
sell excursion ticketH tc Chicago ct low
round trip 7ats, good returning eight daya
including date Of sale. Train leavea at
:35 P. NJ city time, arriving at Chicago
att o'clock tho following morning. Fol
tickets and further particulars call on or ad.
dresa ]. 6. Tomlinson, agent Panhandle
route, Wheeling, Viva. h. M sg5
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FALL AND WINTER STOCK.

WE are daily receiving New Novelties
In Suiungs, Ientaio0hinSs md Over.
c0atings, lfeil we are prepared to make
up In llrhl.c!ass style 1T reasonable
prices. t5-- !,
"a full Ilnc of our celebrated Knit
Jackets now in stock
Our sinlso uniluniried Shirt, double
seaulcd, ru.ehf0rced front uud back, at
So cents, Is the greatest bargain over
offered. 4. HESS Il SUNS,
-aae 1921 a. 1898 Market Street.
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We have for sale several Type-writers,
including the Remington, the Urandall
and the Hammond. These machines have
been taken in exchange for the matchless
Caligraph, and will be sold cheap. Writers
for rent and for sale on monthly install.
ments. Call on o. address 70; circulars
EDWARD !. RosE 4 Co.,, y 4 Il,
tsaia e IS Twalfth atraet.
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a MAsoN's REMAINS
Taken through tho City from Grafton to
n tll5 p ~ Washlng tor, Pa, /

i. IL
Tho remaina Of Thomas q. Long, late
OF Grafton, passed through here last Fri.
day evening on their way to Pigeon
Creek, eight miles from Washington, Pa,
tho former homo Of the deceased, where
they were inferred. Mr.. Long wus Z. a
member Of Grafton Lodge a r.. and A.
81. and mis- remaina wero accompanied to
their resting place by q committee from,
that lodge. consisting Of Meesrs. George d.
Creel, @. F.W. Knnst, Charles Rector.
Charles Cloudy, W. r, A D. Dent and i
W. Hamilton. Members OF Washington
Lodge assisted in the interment. MI.
Long had for yeara been prominently
identified with Masonic matters in this
State, and his loss is ono that will be islt
generally by members Of the order. Ho
was 90 years old and died very suddenly,
He leaves q wiio and grown.up family. & &
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bridgeport.

shsr!a FoulEe was in the city Saturday. x,
bridgeport millers arc paying p cents for " heat
John Melster will play In the Elyslan theatre or.
The plumbers are all kept busy putting In the
natural gas fixtures for consumers. 60
- Miss Kate Cook has resigned her position with R.
!. Howell, and leaves to day for Wlchita, Kan.
: Rev. R; F. Ke0ler delivered al address to the Odd
FELLOWS Saturday, Which was much appreciated. h
:. Dr.; burgess, oil NessAthcus. Democratic nominees
ior senator, was n tho city Saturday, fixing his
The new G., L. & ". depot Is much more con.
yenlent aud easy OF access than the old one, and
gives general satisfaction. t,1gsr q. 3, Z jl'15
The grand rally at tho Third NJ church yes.
tesday afternoon was well attended, Rev DraItou
Daniels, Of Beilaire, oiliciited. lE7.;F9551
i Is learned from good authority that Col Hills
last h0re beat the st.. Clairsyllle accommodation
IN q mile race on Wednesday last, but the train
stopped three tlmcs In that distance. - ;.
Hcntt,'s Ivory Starch. ~. \
labor saving harmless 10 fabric, perfect dui.h,
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WAsHlNeros, D. O., Oct. 24,-For West.
ern Pennsylvania and West Virgins,
colder, rain followed by fair weather,
fresh to brlak southweEterlyr winds, veer-
ing northweaterly.
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I.ost-Dlamond Ear-Ring. $500
wAn.ed-i0 Establish General Agency.
For i:ellt-So 1889 Ctapl!le Street. '.f.1
So Dny-A Gold nins. 3'.l
Fine fasm For Sale-i 7. Howell. Agent.
j. o, o. I. funeral Notice.
Grand Opera i.oGSc-sellie Free.
Trustees saip-Daniel Liy.ny.tonc.
Ats,gaee's Sale OF Valuable Real Estate In the
lily OF wheeling. 81. .ssss .rsl t-
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SneciAl Snlo

i Of Velvet Carpets, which began ten days
since, hiss attracted crowds Of buyers. Il II
i you zoo tho goods you are sure to buy.
The grade that We arc selling ut 81 yard
ID sold everywhere at 81 80 per, yard. +:
IE,.}SSa3i 5f;S|;a STONE 4 THOMAS. Il
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100 s. WASHING MACHINES FREE.-To
introduce them. II You want one send at
once TO Monarch Laundry Works, 4oO We.
BASH svepne, Chicago, ILL.,
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American Tnsto and SkilI
Represented by Colgate & Co., produce
perfumes and toilet soaps more delicate
than can be made abroad. d +
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STONE 4 THOMAS,
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Z We will continue our clearance sale Of
Wall Paper aud Borders Tor thirty DAYS,
end e,e offering come papero at half cost.
.y.l! u Jos.E GRAVES & Son. =
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Special bargains in dress goods THU
week. l case Atwood Trlcots at 500 pei
yard, worth Soc; 4 case Atwood ssrgea al
3Sc per yard, worth 5Oc. tll..a. 5'.'!993.g5,a
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Sales of Rcnl Estate.

.Auctioneer Haller on Saturday sold the
Daily property, on High street, to the
Economy Building Association for $3.50.
j The same sauc!ioneer sold the Jacob
Berger store room ut the corner Of Main
street and Market clley, to J. Q. Thomas
for SS,Si5. Is Is u, K VI
The leland property Of Mr.. Berger, being
100 by 1872. feet at the corner Of Maryland
and Broadway, Island, was bid up to S. 200
and the ea!e postponed until next Saturday.
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A SPELL WEATHER,
HIGH WINDS AND LOIS OF DUST
Mingled with Little Rain, Make an EI.
essdsngly Unpleasant Sunday FOR Pcdes-
trians..Firss in tho Woods and In tho
drass..some Damage Reported.

Yesterdays weather was about as un.
pleasant to ba abroad In as weather we'll
could BIO. It rained a little in the morn.
Ing. but unfortunately no. enough to lay
the duet, md when about hall past four
o'clock wind which was almos. o hurri.
cane apraug up tho air was quickly filled
with dust in clouds, and thin was blown
against the isccs Of people compelled to be
out and fairly ground into their akin, while
earo, mouth, eyes and nose were filled full
Of 1t. 5 y, t,F&
Tbs wind did not do as much damage
as it might have boen expected to from
Its force. A large uhsd on tho premises
OF Charles Cline, grocer on the corner Of
Seventh and Pike streets, was demolished,
and some chimneys, iencus, shade trees
and signs suffered. Tho wind was ilercesl
about hall p1st gUven, bat continued TO
blow hard until after midnight. n, 'll
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READY now for Blanket huyers. Call
and see our stock Of White, Red and Gray
Blankets Of Wholesale prices. y z I. &
\. X u STONE 4 THOMAS,
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ID CALL and SEQ the LA Atwood country
Blankets we ara. HellinH at S B5 per pair,
worth SIS 30, at STONE 4 TuouAs',,.t
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Per Cent OF

With the foregoing explanation the
study Of these figures will readily give
consumer knowledge of the compara-
tive value Of the different brands. To
illustrate with tho percentages given the
two powders beiors compared: the Royal
containing II 9 parts CT leayehing gas to
1915 in Price'a, It's excess Of strength is l.3
in 10 s, or 12.4 per cent. Royal Is there
fore 1910 per cent stronger, and well as
Il per cent purer than Prlcs's, etc. The
relative strength and purity of all the
powders can be computed ii like manner,
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LARGEST line Of all.wool Ingrains, Tapeg-
try Brussels and Body BRUSSELS Carpets in
the Btatu Of ssoNy & THOMAS. !,
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LIS. Coon %. sell Dry Goods cheapest,
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Thermometer Record,

As reported BY Christian schaopf, drug.
gls., Opera Eouse corner, Saturday:
Jaw. 9k.H. l. y. sr.a. TEN.
l9o ~ $50 sG' .4s0
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lEdtcDlong.

TAN. sA.x I'm. Blk. TEX
1. 50o "a b3' t-l7s CSC ne TO
Weather-Changcab,e ssfsiy q. ssFs>ss. sE9z= L
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DEsIRABLE PROPERTY

FIRST: GLASS SHORT CREEK FARM
Z. FOR BALE - .s1;' ;T79--. e,' -
ESQ Acres about 10 miles from Wheeling, two
Railroad; 70 acres creek bottom, about lcO acrca
cleared and mostly In grass. 1t Ia rich Limestone
SOIL underlaid with the I've foot seam OF good coal
Large prick house, rooms, good water, stable and
9utouildlngs. For particulars enquire ,oi PETHn
DxLArLAIa, on the premises, OF 50 = W -"
$,e. , 3 il....s WV. HoaE & BRO,
auy - 1900 Market Street, Wheeling, W. Va.
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FBELLAIRE.

Slight Gas Observation-Disclosures In
Iiiits--itAilrond Work. (lRi{s.
TT. Spence has opened meat shop on Belmont
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lscntt,'s Ivory Starch. f'isiF
Labor saving, harmless 10 fabric, perfect dnIsh.